Last year marked 100 years since the first Christmas tree lighting ceremony at the New York Stock Exchange. In 1923, a tree was erected on Broad Street, coinciding with the first national tree lighting ordered by President Calvin Coolidge to promote the use of electricity instead of candles. This year’s event will take place on ΧΧΧΧΧ from ΧΧΧΧΧΧ and will feature free hot chocolate and a variety of live performances.

With the backdrop of the New York Stock Exchange building lit up in red and green, the Christmas tree and the Wall Street area are well worth a visit this time of year.

Where is the New York Stock Exchange Christmas Tree 2024?

New York Stock Exchange Christmas Tree is located in front of New York Stock Exchange and the Fearless Girl statue in Downtown Manhattan, Financial District. Its exact location is in Broad St.

How big is the New York Stock Exchange Christmas Tree?

Beating Washington Square by just a year, the first ceremony in the Financial District was held in 1923. In recent years, the tree has reached 65 feet in height with 10,000 multi-colored lights.

What is near?

In the area you can see New York Stock Exchange building, Federal Hall and Fearless Girl statue. Within walking distance are Trinity Church (4 minutes, 0.2 miles), Battery Park (6 minutes, 0.3 miles), Ground Zero (8 minutes, 0.3 miles), City Hall (12 minutes, 0.6 miles), National Museum of the American Indian (5 minutes, 0.2 miles), South Street Seaport Museum (13 minutes, 0.6 miles), Fraunces Tavern (6 minutes, 0.3 miles), Stone Street (5 minutes, 0.2 miles) and many other attractions.

How to get there?

The closest subway stations are Broad St (J Z trains) and Wall St (2 3 4 5 trains). Broadway has many bus lines.